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Cantinflas

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    Comment #49138146

    As claude would say, "relatively" is carrying a lot of weight in that frase. Definitely load-bearing — would not pass a quick smoke test.

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    Comment #48940239

    You need terabytes of memory to run a frontier class model

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    Comment #48771477

    That is not what the article is saying, at all.

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    Comment #48665841

    Somehow related: https://github.com/elder-plinius/OBLITERATUS

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    Comment #47261373

    It doesn't matter any more! Software is a (very cheap) commodity now.

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    Comment #47259640

    "If “AI-rewriting” is accepted as a valid way to change licenses, it represents the end of Copyleft. " Software in the AI era is not that important. Copyleft has already won, you c…

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    Comment #47257953

    That's not their mission, in any country, ever.

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    Comment #46655924

    Funeral service providers, for obvious reasons.

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    Comment #46196684

    Is the patch already available for GrapheneOS?

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    Comment #45948802

    Yeah this is very confusing for me too, how could the attackers create a valid DKIM signature for coinbase.com? Either there is a huge misconfiguration or it's not possible. Am I m…

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    Comment #45841177

    Asimov was so good. Amazing story

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    Comment #45795684

    The link doesn't mention "seeking out" those books, in fact it mentions catholic priests both burning and lamenting the burn.

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    Comment #45780071

    That's exactly it! I didn't knew it had a name until today. Thanks!

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    Comment #45779523

    I was taught to always speak up in every meeting by my boss at that time. Always, no matrer what, I had to come up with something. If you do that, you'd do me a favour.

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    Comment #44637158

    Is the govt going to manage your private keys any time soon? How would that work?

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    Comment #44440758

    What is your opinion on managerial virtue signaling?

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    Comment #44157531

    Imo long term efficient, short term could be inefficient enough

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    Comment #43836230

    Why is it so hard to believe that a complex neural network can think? You literally have one over your shoulders that does exactly that.

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    Comment #43367443

    Imo 1) and 3) make little sense, e.g. no one learns anything from a toddler dying from cancer, and no "freedom" caused it. 2) looks more interesting, although I'm not sure I unders…

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    Comment #42812278

    Violence can also be taken over by robots, it's another job that they can do better

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    Comment #42114483

    That's a lof of GPU time right there

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    Comment #42096325

    Imo treating traumas with ayahuasca is like treating flu with a baseball bat.

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    Comment #41305691

    Can't they just tale vitamin D supplements? Why extra exposure?

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    Comment #40973789

    Why bother running models locally? Privacy, for once, or censorship resistance.

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    Comment #37192799

    > But here’s the problem: it will answer them wrong. There is no way to know that, and even if it ends up being true, blocking openai will likely make the problem worse, e.g. the a…